Re: Malic Acid with Magnesium, ribose, humifulvate, essential oils

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> Has anyone tried Malic Acid with Magnesium? Has it helped you? What

> did it help?

>

> Have you found any brand to be better than another?

>

> Thank you!

>

> Sue

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Hi Sue,

I " depend " on Malic Acid and Magnesium. I would not be able to get

out of bed or make it through the day. It helps me with my

fibromyalgia symptoms, mostly muscle pain. I take 1200mg Malic Acid

(two 600mg capsules) then you are supposed to take half that of

Magnesium but I take 400mg (because of the capsule size). I sometimes

take an extra magnesium in the morning. I prefer magnesium in

capsules rather than tablets as I feel that I break them down and

absorb them better. (I prefer liquids to capsules if possible)

I use the Swansons brand of Malic Acid and their magnesium. It was

the only brand I could afford but I have been very happy with the

quality.

Also, I have tried ribose and did not feel any real effect that I

could discern. I am trying it again and may feel a little extra

stamina but not enough to be certain.

Someone else asked about fulvic acid and also essential oils.

I have played with essential oils but not enough to feel like I could

voice an opinion. The brand that I would explore is Young Living -

they have no extra fillers - purity is their big thing which is

important to me due to chemical issues as it is for most of us

especially with oils that go straight into the body. Their oils are

supposed to be so pure and safe that you can ingest them.

I have purchased a product called metal-X by Life-Flo Health care

products. It is an ion-exchanging humivulvate with essential

minerals. It is supposed to be a natural chelator. I have not really

started taking this because I wasn't sure how many thiol groups it had

and if would capture then release mercury (which I was unaware of

before learning about Yasko). If someone can answer this, I would be

grateful. I was planning to use it instead of charcoal.

It includes magnesium, potassium, zinc, manganese, copper(2mg),

molybdenum (175mcg), Selenium, Vanadium, Cobalt.

Usual disclaimer - also Malic Acid and Magnesium are on Yasko's list

but are essential oils or fulvic acid? (I am assuming not)

Marti

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I need malic acid that is enteric coated otherwise it bothers my

stomach. Can anyone give me a brand name? thanks! joyce

>

>

> >

> > Has anyone tried Malic Acid with Magnesium? Has it helped you?

What

> > did it help?

> >

> > Have you found any brand to be better than another?

> >

> > Thank you!

> >

> > Sue

> >

>

> Hi Sue,

> I " depend " on Malic Acid and Magnesium. I would not be able to get

> out of bed or make it through the day. It helps me with my

> fibromyalgia symptoms, mostly muscle pain. I take 1200mg Malic

Acid

> (two 600mg capsules) then you are supposed to take half that of

> Magnesium but I take 400mg (because of the capsule size). I

sometimes

> take an extra magnesium in the morning. I prefer magnesium in

> capsules rather than tablets as I feel that I break them down and

> absorb them better. (I prefer liquids to capsules if possible)

>

> I use the Swansons brand of Malic Acid and their magnesium. It was

> the only brand I could afford but I have been very happy with the

> quality.

>

> Also, I have tried ribose and did not feel any real effect that I

> could discern. I am trying it again and may feel a little extra

> stamina but not enough to be certain.

>

> Someone else asked about fulvic acid and also essential oils.

>

> I have played with essential oils but not enough to feel like I

could

> voice an opinion. The brand that I would explore is Young Living -

> they have no extra fillers - purity is their big thing which is

> important to me due to chemical issues as it is for most of us

> especially with oils that go straight into the body. Their oils

are

> supposed to be so pure and safe that you can ingest them.

>

> I have purchased a product called metal-X by Life-Flo Health care

> products. It is an ion-exchanging humivulvate with essential

> minerals. It is supposed to be a natural chelator. I have not

really

> started taking this because I wasn't sure how many thiol groups it

had

> and if would capture then release mercury (which I was unaware of

> before learning about Yasko). If someone can answer this, I would

be

> grateful. I was planning to use it instead of charcoal.

> It includes magnesium, potassium, zinc, manganese, copper(2mg),

> molybdenum (175mcg), Selenium, Vanadium, Cobalt.

>

> Usual disclaimer - also Malic Acid and Magnesium are on Yasko's

list

> but are essential oils or fulvic acid? (I am assuming not)

>

> Marti

>

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>

> I need malic acid that is enteric coated otherwise it bothers my

> stomach. Can anyone give me a brand name? thanks! joyce

>

Hi Joyce,

I have never seen it enteric coated but maybe someone can help you.

I found this on wikipedia

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malic_acid

" Malic acid contributes to the sourness of green apple. Malic acid

is present in grapes. It confers a tart taste to wine, although the

amount decreases with increasing fruit ripeness "

A lady at my church eats apples and grapes and controls her

fibromyalgia that way.

Hope this helps,

Marti